Disney Brand Loyalty summary

Disney Brand Loyalty summary:

 

Brand Loyalty:

Brand reputation drives long term profit more than everything else combined. Your reputation is your brand, and it’s the first thing your customer thinks of when they hear or see your name. How will they think of you?

Program Overview:

Your Promise | Delivering Your Promise | Connecting Emotionally

 

Has a friend ever broken a promise with you? How did it feel? Bad, right? Think about this from a brand perspective. What if a brand you trusted broke a promise, how would you feel? Just as lousy and you’d most likely tell your friends, family, and colleagues about your terrible experience. Now, what if this brand belonged to you? It’s scary to think about your brand in an unfavorable way. But brand love and loyalty is easy, and it starts with a promise that you deliver, every time, no exceptions. And when you deliver on your promise, you build a great reputation. When you build a great reputation, you build trust. Promise, reputation, and trust all feed into emotion, and when you build a powerful emotional connection with your customer, they remain loyal to your brand. And, they definitely return and definitely recommend.

 

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Write like you mean it

Book storyboard
Lighter.

 

Book storyboard
Darker.

 

Write like you mean it.

 

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Advice for writers (two Seth Godin riffs)

Advice for writers (two Seth Godin riffs).

Riff one.

Riff two.

Don’t die with a book in you.

 

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What i learned from Disney about…

What i learned from Disney about…

  1. leaders
  2. employees
  3. customers
  4. reputation
  5. improvement
  6. chain of excellence
  7. balance

Seven topics.

Seven books.

Disney books, all of them.

 

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What Disney taught me about balance

What Disney taught me about balance…

Disney engrained in me the five keys to world-class organizational vibrancy.

  1. Leadership Excellence
  2. Employee Engagement
  3. Customer Service
  4. Brand Loyalty
  5. Creativity and Innovation

It’s simple:

Leaders set the internal employee service culture, if employees are happy they stay and if they stay they good at what they do.

Employees who are happy and good at what they do create good external service quality which generates customer satisfaction.

Customer  satisfaction is dangerous though because it does’t lead to customer loyalty.

The perception of superior value leads to customer loyalty. Doing more than the customer expects (at every touchpoint with your human resources, physical resources, and processes) creates the consistent perception of superior value.

Customer loyalty leads to revenue growth and profit, which leads to stakeholder value.

Stakeholder value (including non-profits) is the reason businesses are in business.

Profoundly simple.

Ridiculously elusive in spite of the baked in common sense.

 

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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.

 

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